#分享美股交易赢英伟达股票 Non-Farm Payrolls Preview: Gold Pulls Back for Recharge, Long Positions at Low Levels Are Prime Time

The current gold market is at a crossroads of geopolitical tensions and macroeconomic data expectations. On the news front, the temporary cooling of risk aversion in the Middle East has short-term suppressive effects on gold prices, but as the U.S. non-farm employment data release approaches tonight, market trading logic has already shifted in advance. Funds are actively betting that the non-farm data may fall short of expectations, potentially weakening the dollar index. Safe-haven buying at low levels and dip-buying funds have gradually entered the market, providing solid support for gold prices.
From a technical perspective, gold prices precisely retested the key support level of $4,424 in the 1-hour chart and stabilized, demonstrating strong support capacity. Currently, short-term prices have become oversold and significantly deviated from moving averages, while the ATR (Average True Range) indicator continues to decline, indicating that bearish momentum has greatly weakened, and downside space is very limited. The support at $4,435 is firm, showing a clear retracement and recharge pattern, with strong rebound potential.
In terms of trading strategy, it is recommended that investors follow the technical logic of stabilization at low levels, and gradually build long positions around the support zone of $4,440–$4,450. The initial short-term target is to watch the resistance at $4,460; if the price can effectively hold above this level, it is expected to further test the previous high of $4,480. It is especially important to note that market volatility will significantly increase before and after the release of tonight’s non-farm data. Investors must strictly set stop-losses, control position risks, and avoid blindly increasing positions before the data is released. Patience is key—wait until the market direction becomes clearer before following the trend.